Sentence examples for ageing issues from inspiring English sources

She was made a life peer in 2004 and speaks mainly on mental health, education, healthcare and ageing issues.

Add to this the unrecognised health consequences common among those diagnosed in the 1980s – including rapid ageing issues, and an onslaught of end-of-life cancers and conditions.

Ruth, via email I really liked Celia and Nonna by Victoria Lane, it's a great story about grandparents' role with little ones, and helps tackle ageing issues such as dementia.

Yesterday's workforce study by the charity Independent Age and the ageing issues thinktank ILC-UK says there must be urgent action, and funding, both to attract more UK workers into social care and to make it easier to recruit from overseas.

The ageing issues of the Advanced Gas Cooled Reactor AGRR) cores need addressing to maintain their safe and reliable operation, hence the requirement for the computer models of the cores used for the seismic resilience assessments to be conservative and to represent larger percentages of damaged graphite components.

This may contribute to the current relatively low prioritisation of ageing issues in national policies.

And although one admires the loyalty of bringing along most of the cast, the same ageing issue does hobble certain moments.

Other specialists on aging issues hope it sails into law.

"We were talking about fasting, marriage, college life, teen-age issues," said Mr. Maryam, 29.

If marketers still refuse to prioritize older consumers, said a consultant focused on aging issues, AARP is partly responsible.

Some geriatric care managers specialize in problems of dementia, while others may focus on aging issues like depression or relocation.